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Bas Relief, LLC Bas Relief, LLC is the work of Ba Rea, exploring natural history.

Bas Releif, LLC work includes publishing, education, writing, and artwork and often focuses on monarch butterflies and the milkweed community

01/14/2026

Looking to set your garden up for success in 2026?

Get a head start by participating in the Monarch Joint Venture's self-paced Gardening for Monarchs and More course, which begins next week.

Whether you’re starting from scratch or updating a few containers on your balcony, this course is designed for gardeners of all experience levels with small spaces (containers, small community plots, backyards). This mostly self-paced course will walk you through the key steps to creating a vibrant, pollinator-friendly garden that supports monarch conservation and biodiversity. The course consists of several videos to watch on your own schedule and then two live sessions to attend to ask questions and receive feedback on your garden plans.

Learn more by clicking the link in the comments.

01/06/2026

🦋📢 Join the MJV’s Monarch Conservation Webinar Series in 2026!

Dive into the world of monarchs and pollinator conservation with our free monthly webinars! These one-hour sessions bring together leading experts to discuss key topics such as habitat restoration, public engagement, conservation science, and more.

The first one is at 1 p.m. CT on Jan. 27. Take a look at the full lineup & register using the link in the comments.

Missed a session or want to explore webinars from past years? All webinars are available in our archive for on-demand viewing.

12/09/2025

🌱 Free Milkweeds are Back! 🌱

Applications are now open for our Free Milkweeds programs for spring 2026!

Monarch Watch and partner nurseries are working together to distribute free milkweeds to qualified schools, non-profits, and large-scale restoration projects that apply to these programs.

By planting milkweed, you’re helping restore and grow habitats that support the life cycle of monarchs. And milkweed not only provides monarch caterpillars with a food source and a place for female monarchs to lay their eggs, but it also supports many other pollinators.

Check out the link in our bio (or use the link below) for more information and apply today! 💛

https://monarchwatch.org/bring-back-the-monarchs/milkweed/free-milkweeds/

09/28/2025

Each coloured line on this map represents the path of an individual monarch butterfly migrating from Long Point, Ont., toward Mexico. Each butterfly wears a tiny Bluetooth tracking tag that allows it to be tracked with nearby mobile phones. This animation shows the monarchs' locations between Sept.....

08/23/2025

The start of migration is here August 21, 2025 by Dr. Karen Oberhauser and Jacob Swanson Lisa in Mississauga, Ontario shared this photo of multiple monarchs visiting liatris flowers on Aug. 21. Monarchs heading southBy Karen OberhauserEastern migratory monarchs that emerge as adults around mid-Augus...

An amazing project across countless subject matters..well worth checking out.
08/20/2025

An amazing project across countless subject matters..well worth checking out.

Bring monarch migration to life through art, science, and story!

Through the Symbolic Monarch Migration Project, your students will create and send paper monarchs to students in Mexico while learning about the real journey these butterflies take every fall.

Now hosted on the Monarch Joint Venture’s NECTAR Hub, your registration includes complete instructions, helpful videos, and downloadable templates—perfect for classrooms, homeschool groups, zoos, aquariums, and youth programs. This program is perfect for grades K–8 and integrates art, science, geography, and social studies into one meaningful program.

Have questions? Sign up for our Q&A Session on Sept. 9 at 7 p.m. CT. Find details about how to sign up for this session and start participating in the project in the comments.

06/22/2025

📍 Save the date for the 9th annual Monarch Blitz, July 25 – August 3! 🦋🗓

Mark your calendars and join us in , or the to support monarch butterfly conservation!

The Monarch Blitz invites people across North America to go outdoors and share their sightings of monarch butterflies, eggs, caterpillars, chrysalids and milkweed plants. These observations help researchers identify and prioritize actions to better conserve our emblematic monarch butterfly!

Get involved! Learn how you can be a part of this vital trinational community science initiative https://www.cec.org/newsletter/2025-international-monarch-monitoring-blitz/

Shoutout to the partner organizations and community science programs that make the a success every year:

Environment and Climate Change Espace pour la vie Canadian Wildlife Federation / Fédération canadienne de la faune PROFAUNA, A. C. Programa Correo Real- Mariposa Monarca U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service Monarch Joint Venture Monarch Larva Monitoring Project Journey North The Xerces Society Comisión Nacional de Áreas Naturales Protegidas

03/07/2025

The population wintering in central Mexico's forests occupied 4.42 acres, up from 2.22 acres during the previous winter.

03/02/2025

Monarch Conservation Webinar Series - Latest Episode Now Live!⁠

Check out our latest webinar from the Monarch Conservation Webinar Series. Listen now to the recording of February’s webinar: The Butterfly (and Bumble Bee) Effect: Voluntary Conservation for At-Risk Species with Caroline Hernandez and Catherine O'Reilly.⁠

Discover how voluntary conservation actions are key to protecting monarchs and bumble bees.⁠

Watch the webinar at https://monarchjointventure.org/resources/monarch-webinar-series/creating-habitat/the-butterfly-and-bumble-bee-effect-voluntary-conservation-for-at-risk-species

06/20/2024

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